The Identification of Distinct Groups of Consumers Whose Purchasing Behavior

question 86

Multiple Choice

The identification of distinct groups of consumers whose purchasing behavior differs from others in important ways is known as

• A) market segmentation.
• B) market penetration.
• C) diversification strategy.
• D) differentiation.

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